Choose the relevant geographic context

A city, service area or appointment-based office may be enough for a professional introduction. Use the actual profile options to share the level of location information that serves the recipient’s task. A map destination should identify a genuine relevant place rather than create an impression of premises you do not use.

Provide practical details at the right moment

A confirmed meeting may require more precise arrival information than a public profile does. Share that through the appropriate process when needed. The connected identity can remain useful for discovery while detailed logistics are reserved for the people actually attending.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical independent professional lists the city they work in and a business contact route. A confirmed client receives the agreed meeting location separately, while the public profile does not expose the professional’s home address.

Make it practical.

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